PhD in Information and Communication Technologies

Digital transformation has reshaped the technology landscape, with global connectivity, artificial intelligence and large-scale data management redefining communication and access to information, and this raises critical challenges such as cybersecurity, smart-network efficiency and sustainable solutions for a growing number of connected devices. This Doctorate in Information and Communication Technologies prepares graduates to design innovative solutions, contribute to scientific development and take on university teaching roles, and is considered equivalent in the United States to a Doctor of Philosophy. The programme runs for two years, delivered entirely online with a self-paced schedule so students can plan their own timetable, and concludes with an online doctoral thesis defence. This structure allows professionals to combine advanced research training with ongoing work commitments while developing a line of original research in information and communication technologies, supported throughout by academic supervision and the resources of the doctoral programme.